>> that breaking news is in seattle. four people have been shot on the campus of seattle pacific university. we're told that more victims are likely. these are live pictures from the scene. police already do have one suspect in custody. they're searching for a second suspect they believe is armed with a handgun the university posted a message saying the campus is under lock down we'll continue to monitor this situation onthe air and online at twitter. good afternoon, everyone, i'm larry beil >> a wanted homicide suspect is dead after an officer-involved shooting in sunnyvale.

officers were attempting to serve a warrant in a home this morning. they say they arrived and the man had a gun. tiffany wilson is live with details. >> you can tell, streets behind me are closed off. there are two investigations going on now. the first is that officer involved shooting and the second, a search for evidence with a woman says was an acquaintance of the man shot. she went missing about a year ago. officers believe he was involved in the death. this neighborhood is more accustomed to summery sound of wind chimes than the harsh crack of gunfire. >> said there are 12, 13 shots there. he heard the police and everything. >> video shows the truck in the

yard a sign of urgency the situation became violent. officer was the sunnyvale department of public safety say they tried to serve a warrant for the suspect of a homicide investigation a broken door is evidence he didn't comply. they forced entry. >> he displayed a long gun. >> the captain says officers shot the suspect inside of the home. he was pronounced dead at the hospital the middle school went on lock down the neighborhood morphed into an investigation zone. an officer had to escort a pregnant mother, and her daughter, home the officers searched the home for evidence regarding the suspected homicide victim. the woman went missing about a year ago. at this point, officers say her body has not been found. in sunnyvale, abc7 news.

>> fbi agents were back inside ryan chamberlain's apartment today. he is charged with possessing explosive materials inside of his home. police arrested him after an fbi manhunt. we are live in san francisco with the developing news. leanne? >> reporter: well, the fbi arrived after 9:00 this morning and they were inside of the apartment about five hours. they took their time about it. now, they called this a routine second visit, taking with it more evidence for their case. using lab equipment, technicians spent hours testing materials inside of ryan chamberlain's apartment, presumely looking for evidence of explosives the fbi got a second search warrant to be able to return to his apartment.

>> a search warrant focuses down on other items that may be of interest to us. still going to collect that evidence for the investigation. >> saying they indicated he had bomb making materials in his apartment. agents found him near his apartment and talked to him. according to the complaint, during that conversation, chamberlain admitted he was aware of the network that disguyses a person's identity but moving their traffic across different servers. still, they let him go, but the fbi obtained a search warrant and found what they say is enough material to make a weapon of mass destruction. and a bhok was secured and agents wearing gear went home. he was arrested after a citywide search. he had posted a suicide letter

on his facebook account. today's search had one neighbor concerned about safety. pa trish yoo barlow confronted fbi spokesperson. >> this is right through the wall from me. if there is a dangerous substance, i'm the person most exposed to that. >> the fbi assured her it was safe. barlow says chamberlain spoke inand was courteous. >> i could be wrong. >> the fbi served a second property but would not say what, if anything they found there. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> several east bay law enforcement agencies are forming a task force to address a rash of so called wilding incidents. police say a mob of young people, sometimes in the dozens rob people at gun point in, one incident they tried to car jack

a woman with a baby in the car. authorities believe a video taken in chicago last year and posted on you tube set off this trend nationwide police believe the groups use social media to organize a flash mob then going on a rampage. >> officials dropped criminal charges against a tree trimmer accused of injuring protected baby herons last month. he was hired to prune trees hanging over a parking lot because they were defecating on trucks. >> local officials released information about super bowl 50 in san in santa clara. a week long series of public events will lead up to the big game stretching from wine country to pebble beach. the super bowl committee has raised $40 million to help pay for things like traffic control

and police overtime. that money coming from partnerships with several tech titans >> we know this is going to be the most-exciting and innovative, but also the most philanthropic super bowl, ever in history. i know nfl will be proud of our regions way that we've done it. >> the host committee unveiled a new san francisco themed super bowl logo for the committee. the gold coin design features a football in front of the golden gate bridge. >> in santa clara county a pickup truck blew a tire open the pass the chp says some people were riding in the back and were thrown out the accident ignited a fire we'll continue to follow this breaking story on air, and on line on twitter. >> general motors fired 15 people over fatally flawed

ignition switches. >> the ceo announced firings today, after a report found employees were incompetent or irresponsible. gm says there was no cover up the switches have been linked to 13 deaths and crashes records indicate gm knew about this problem 11 years ago. he called it unacceptable and said they never should have happened. >> because of the actions of a few people, and willingness of others to condone bureaucratic process asks avoiding accountability we let these customers down. >> barra says gm will launch a compensation program. coming up on world news, a special report on what barra knew about the recall, that is at 4:30, right after the newscast >> muni service is back to normal after drivers ended a three-day sick out. about 90% of the buses and trains were running today. only a third of the fleet was in

operation the union and management meet for talks on saturday. >> yes. a familiar sound is back. san francisco cable cars rolling again today the service shut down because of the sickout by muni. that frustrated tourists. many went home without getting to ride the trams. >> up next a father tosses children from a window of a burning home. hear from heros >> also, search for a stolen bay area dog now getting hollywood's attention. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually.

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update now on breaking news in seattle. police are saying seven people were shot at seattle pacific university. initial reports say nobody was killed one person is in custody. police say there are four victims waiting for treatment inside of one building they can't go in because a second gunman, they fear may be inside the campus has been placed on lock down. students being told to stay floor to the floor. >> investigators the cause of a

fire on staten island. one man threw his children into the arms of two neighbors. >> i saw them fall from the top up there. at that window. weigh was just screaming "grab my son". i went underneath him to try to get a good angle on the child he dropped his boy. >> then, he was worried about his daughter, i'm like just let her go. i'll catch her. >> darlene says she was glad to help the parents escaped, none of the injuries suffered today are considered life threatening. >> frightening there the hunt for a stolen bay area dog captured attention of a hollywood actress an activist is helping for public help to find his five-pound poodle. >> someone has taken my service

dog. you know? it's been with me throughout everything. >> my everything, he means everything. the most vacational speaker spends time working to bring an end to youth violence. life goes on is the nonprofit organization he started in 2007, after he was shot point blank during a robbery in which his assailant made off with his wallet and $20 the injury left him paralyzed through the waist down. through it all, his companion, a tiny poodle was there. >> i've had the dog seven years now the second time i yell her name, she hopped on my lap. he says he turned around, the dog was stolen from this lot, launching a search to find his service dog and friend. i'm pretty sure someone picked her up. she would never run away, ever. >> the hunt is a message retweeted hundreds of times.

people this is my friend. stolen service dog. $5,000 reward for me. hash tag bring back love. please retweet. he met the actress in los angeles after he was shot. the two remained friends he is hoping the reward offer and a strong social media push will help find love. >> if you know someone or have any tips or anything that you can call in, please, let us know. we need to get her back. >> at the san leandro marina, nick smith, abc7 news >> on this throw back thursday, spencer christian went back to his old tv home, good morning america. >> spencer christian. >> hi, folks. >> how are you doing? >> i like the way he was popping through like football players run on to a field. spencer left gma more than 15 years ago, coming here to abc7

news. we can say he has not changed a bit, especially when it comes to his jokes >> i feel like i should be painting on the easel. that is more easily said than done. >> way back in the usa, gouda. but in holland, they say gouda. however you pronounce it, it tastes gouda to me. . >> i love my own material. uk catch spencer tomorrow morning, starting at 7:00 a.m . it's funny robin reading a tweet saying someone tweeted spencer must have been a child on gma because he looks the same. >> he is the same weight as age 20. it's quite infuriating. spencer is in new york so sandhya patel is here. >> i love the green umbrella.

beautiful, blue skies behind me. we have a little bit of fog. it's still hugging the coast. just as we expected. inland, and bay, you're enjoying the sun. isolated thunderstorms have been firing up, heading to tahoe there is still a slight chance of thunderstorms. looking at tahoe, you can see clouds over there. san francisco 61. oakland, 65. san jose, 76. a cool 57 in half moon bay. our spread of temperatures 50s coast side. and low 90s around antioch and los gatos this afternoon. san skwoes yeah, nice, sunny, temperatures low 70s. it's 84 in concord. 89 degrees in livermore this, is a beautiful shot you can never get tired of. san francisco, dealing with fog, in and out. fog fog, beaches and bay. hot conditions inland this weekend. especially sunday, temperatures

reaching their peak. so looking at the set up, wind flow from high to low. a light sea breeze allowed our micro climates to get warm. temperatures peak on sunday, we'll see near triple digit heat. speaking of heat, near equator we're seeing warming of the water. this is the latest. one month ago, the warming was there near equator. this week, warming continues and there is an 80% chance of el nino by fall or winter. we don't know what kind of impact it will have. tomorrow morning could be dense in patches. tomorrow afternoon, sunny, warm inland a dip in temperatures. coastal spots into 60s with fog hanging around. looking at the accu-weather forecast, sunday, upper 90

inland. and cooling off around middle to latter part of the week. we're seeing micro climates. >> thank you. >> too often we can see what happens when bicycles and cars get too close >> under a law, drivers will have to stay three feet from a cyclist. >> i've been hit three times that motorists never even hit their brakes. >> yes question, is this law enforceable? who is responsible when an accident happened? >> up next, high end designers said no to actress melissa mccarthy. >> a high school principal making a surprising announcement to studen

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awards shows she says 5 or 6 high level designers refused to dress her for the 2013 academy awards the 43-year-old is best known for roles in movies like "bride mads" and "identity thief" >> a high school principal made a surprise announcement at the gay pride event the principal joined by dc mayor. the principals hands were trembling as he delivered a speech he wasn't sure he'd be able to deliver. >> very not made this declaration before i am a proud gay man. that just happened to be the principal of wilson high school. >> until yesterday he had only told a small circle of friends, not even his family. he says he felt hypocritical overseeing the pride event without being honest. students expressed their support. he says he hopes it will inspire others >> that is amazing. >> most third grade boys love

super heros one boy can say he's a real hero >> my friend was in trouble. >> zach was eating lunch outside his friend, aidan started choking. another boy ran to get help, zach jumped into action. >> i started to do like this, and this. and i went behind him and started doing the heimlich. you put your hands together and push on the stomach. chunks started to come out of his mouth. he said he did what anyone would do and wanted to be a good friend. >> we'll be right back with a list of what's happening in the bay area this weekend.

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>> a look at what is going on where you live. >> from funnel cakes to concerts, the san mateo county fair opens this saturday. enjoy blues and barbecue this saturday with the summer fest at hamilton recreation center from noon until 5:00. also in san francisco, this sunday, two big festivals taking place. 37 fair will boast 200 booths, offering food, merchandise and community outreach and union street festival offering everything from art, food to music. and expand your palette, giving back to pittsburgh five k. join others while raising money for physical education for youth. for more information on all of the events visit our web site abc7 news.com.

>> we have another update on the campus shooting at seattle pacific university. police believe there was only one shooter and that person has been taken into custody. initial reports say no one was killed our coverage continues right now on twitter. world news with diane sawyer is next and we'll have live updates ahead on abc7 news at 5:00. >> our programming scheduling is different because of live coverage of game one of the nba finals. with coverage beginning at 5:30. no matter where you are, you don't have to miss a moment of the game with watch abc. just down load the app then after the game, join us for toyota after the game we'll talk about all things nba finals as well as warriors steve kerr taking over for mark jackson. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 >> world news is diane sawyer is

next. welcome to "world news." tonight on fire inside the neighborhood set ablaze after the military jet crash. the families describing the horror after several homes go up in flames. the manhunt underway at this hour. families barricading themselves inside as they take pictures of the gunman firing outside their window. authorities say he's heavily armed. our correspondent on the scene. no apologies. what president obama said today about that soldier saved from the taliban and that tape, what the pictures reveal from the tapping of his arm to what he's wearing and what it says about the soldier and his captors. come on down. remember the price is right contestant getting workers' comp even though she could spin the wheel? tonight who did authorities fi